Retribution, Reprisal, Revenge: It All Spells Retaliation!
EEO laws prohibit government or private employers, employment agencies, and labor organizations from retaliating because an individual engaged in “protected activity.”
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IEPs in School
Sometimes, children can have a difficult time in school and may require support to get them on track or get them back on track. If a child is not meeting developmental milestones or is having difficulties in school, then it is important that parents or guardians intervene as soon as possible.
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Creating Accessible Visual Aids
When you are designing visual aids for presentations, such as PowerPoint slides, ensuring they are accessible expands your reach by considering audience members with disabilities.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act: A Civil Rights Law
After speaking with a mother of a child with a disability, it became apparent to me that more people should understand that the ADA is a civil rights law. I expand on this subject from that conversation in today's post.
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The Friendly Skies
Advance preparation can help make the flight friendlier!
Communicating Effectively with People with Disabilities
What does it mean for communication to be “effective”? This guide covers effective communication and the obligations Title II and III entities have to meet these requirements.
Becoming Accessible – Removing Physical Barriers to Access
Did you know that The ADA requires that places of public accommodation remove architectural barriers in public areas of existing facilities when it is "readily achievable" to do so?
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A Guide to Social Media Accessibility
Social media is an increasingly dominant communication channel, so it’s important to keep accessibility in mind when creating social media content.
